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FIRST TIME HEARING Moody Blues - Nights in White Satin REACTION
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One of the most hauntingly beautiful rock ballads. What I love about rock music is the emotional pull of the lyrics. Hugely popular in the day! The Moody Blues.
You guys should check out videos of them from the 1970's when they were younger. They're still good as old dudes, but Justin Hayward's voice was so powerful when he was young.
I'm really impressed with how it's held up. I think he still sounds incredible.
I loved "Forever Autumn" too.
Justin Hayward's voice still is. He was in 'The War of the Worlds' tour in April and still blowing them away with Forever Autumn and The Eve of the War.
I think it is STILL powerful!!!
Beautiful song, and a true rock classic. And yes, they are indeed old! They've been doing this song for well over forty years, and when I was in high school, most of us flute players had that bit memorized.
Oh, yeah, we did, and I could. Sadly, my attempt to emulate Ian Anderson/Jethro Tull was less successful. Lol!
54 years now, I saw the 50th anniversary tour where they played the entire album.
@@johnbowman8140 I saw their FLY ME HIGH tour in November of 2016. Best Concert EVER of my 67 years!
Powerfully haunting song. The production of the recording that was released in 1967 and again in 1972, is unmatched.
Fred, that guy u were asking about in the front of the orchestra is called, the conductor... he is there to regulate and direct the orchestra. The sheet music everyone in the orchestra is reading, he is reinforcing through his actions. I used to be first chair, first violin in high-school, so I'm telling u what I know from experience. Great video, made me truly miss the magic of the orchestra! Luv y'all!
And if you're not watching the conductor, you're not going to stay in synch with the other players, and you'll sound like caca!
Nights in White Satin. Not SATAN! 😈😈😈😂😂😂
Yes! The conductor, and they help keep the time, as well as cue entrances of the instruments, can also set the mood as they play by directing emphasis of certain instruments or methods of play.... In school, you're right, not many look at the conductor, but college level and professional symphonies and orchestras definitely do. It comes with more practice
All I know about Conductors, is that they lift the Orchestra. A good Maestro takes the music to another level, a bad one,, makes the performance dull, I dunno how it works.
You would think there would be no need for one, but Im told its essential.
Everyone in the 70’s had this in their collection. It was epic. I was lucky enough to see them at Red Rocks Amphitheater about 20 years ago , sitting in the 3rd row and I felt like they were playing just for us. It was truly amazing. Love them. 💝💝💝
My GOAT band. 🐐
@@emilyflotilla931 Absolutely! Moody's concert DVD Live at the Greek lives on my player.
Was that the show on the Red Rocks concert DVD?
@@thomaskowalcky4553 I really don’t know, if it was I should look for my party!
@@SweetColo Not certain but I believe they played Red Rocks twice. The concert DVD is with full orchestra, if that helps.
They started in 1962. Made some changes in 1967 when this song was released. Justin Hayward (Lead Singer and Lead Vocalist) wrote this song at age 19. He is 75 now and still performing. One of the greatest rock vocalist of all time.
this is the best live version but the studio version is the way to go which has the spoken word in it, these guys music has been done by everyone from Bluegrass to country to hip hop and rap
The musical interlude with the flute in this is probably one of the prettiest in music in my opinion. Beautiful song
Moody Blues and Procol Harem ... with a full orchestra, I remember getting lost in the sound.
I love this song and this album. It was the first album I bought by a white band. (I'm Black and was in my early teens it the time.) Its still one of my favorite albums of all time.
I was waiting for him pause and go; "Breathe deep the gathering gloom..." My brother and I used to recite that poem, along with the "morning" poem. We'd try to get the deep voice and the British accent. Fun times.
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Elaine, I was also waiting for the poem at the end! Disappointed that the band didn’t include it. Wonder how Tim and Fred would have liked it?
Right. That's one of my favorite parts. The orchestra was fantastic, though.
It's been nearly 50 years, and I can still recite it by heart.
Breathe deep the gathering gloom,
Watch lights fade from every room.
Bed-sitter people look back and lament
Another day's useless energy spent.
So hauntingly beautiful. It actually has its own name: Late Lament.
Cheers!
@@jillwklausen "...Impassioned lovers wrestle as one/ Lonely man cries for love and has none/ New mother picks up and suckles her son/ Senior citizens wish they were young./ Cold-hearted orb that rules the night, /Remove the colors from our sight. /Red is gray and yellow, white, /But we decide which is right/
And which is an illusion."🌙
This song is beautiful, but this version is missing the poem that makes this song even more legendary. I strongly suggest you guys listen to the album version. You won't regret it, I promise.
At the end of the studio version a poem is recited titled “Late Lament,” written by Graeme Edge the drummer - it added even more of a mood
As others here have said, this version is excellent, but the original studio version (on the album "Days Of Future Passed") is EXTRAORDINARY, and concludes with a beautiful spoken word poem. I doubt you'll make a new video showing your reaction to that, but do try to give it a listen! Great job Guys!
"Breathe deep, the gath'ring gloom" - PLEASE do listen to the studio version. Breathtaking.
Have y'all done "Justified and Ancient" by the KLF yet?
The poem makes the song. I used to hate it when they cut if off on the "radio".
Breathe deep, the gathering gloom...
You should have listened to the studio version first.. This is ok.. But the original studio one is AMAZING
Agreed..needs to hear original
Yes!!! This was ok but it doesn't do justice to the original version
With you there, too. The vocals on the studio version are better.
Yes, yes, YES! That with headphones on, is a religious experience!💖
@@pennyrutter2782 9.2 system, it lifts the roof of my house!
Fellas ✊
One of my favorite rock ballads❤
I was 17 when this song was released. This brought back so many good memories. The 60's and 70's had so many monumentally talented artists and song writers.
OMG!! This song brings back so many good memories. I was a teenager in the 60's and 70's. Good smoking music. If y'all know what I mean .
In the early 70’s all HS proms were either Nights in White Satin or Led Zep’s Stairway to Heaven (which you reacted to 2yrs ago)
Beautiful song.
The whole album Days of Future Past is worth listening to.
So glad y'all checked this out!!
I wish you could listen to the studio recording from all those years ago! It was so much better!!!!
First time hearing this song. It is beautiful.
Wendy, find the original recording-it is longer with a poem at the end.
@@MsRedsphere Thank you! Will do.
@@wendyking2612 it's amazing. I've been a fan of The Moody Blues since the '60s and I've seen them in concert and I'll tell you something, I can still quote that poem by heart
I love to see your genuine connection to music.
One of the most stunning songs ever!
Y’all made me pull out my Moody Blues albums. This group helped get me through high school and college. Absolutely fantastic vision they had with amazing music.
Yes!! That was one of the ones I mentioned in a comment a week or so ago!! The other one from the same album is Tuesday Afternoon. As for the band looking old there. They started that band in the mid 1960's when they were your age. So when this concert was filmed they had been playing together 50 years. Personally I like the studio recordings better, but the Moodies are one of those bands that their live performances are nearly as good as the studio versions, Donald. 🙏😎
What is the name of the album? I’m in iTunes and see several. I like to be sure I’m buying the original, classic version. Thanks!
It's on their album "Days of Future Passed". It's a "concept" album. Artists would make an entire album with all the songs written around a theme. This album was about a day. It starts with a song about the morning and ends with the night....this song....Nights In White Satin. The song about the afternoon was also a big hit....."Tuesday Afternoon".
I like Tuesday Afternoon as well and there is something about Nice to be Here.
Y'all should give a listen to this entire album, Days of Future Passed. It was a masterpiece! The Moody Blues were big in the late 1960s. This album came out in 1967 and was recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra. It took you through the day, with each song being about a different part of the day. The songs are interspersed with poetry, which everybody at the time knew by heart. This live version was the shortened version of this song that used to play on the radio. Another hit off the same album was "Tuesday Afternoon." But to really get the full effect, you need to listen to the full album. It is amazing! This was the poem that should have followed this song:
"Breathe deep, the gathering gloom
Watch lights fade from every room
Pensative people look back and lament
Another day's useless energy spent.
Entangled lovers wrestle as one,
Lonely man cries for love and has none.
New mother picks up and suckles her son,
Senior citizens wish they were young.
Cold-hearted orb that rules the night
Removing colors from our sight
Red is gray and yellow-white,
Yet we decide which is right
And which is an illusion."
The orchestra played behind the speaker, enhancing the images of the poem. Seriously, listen to the full album!
Great song!!! Ballad we will never forget the boomers!!! Thank you Tim and Fred Joan and Keith Bates ❤
This is a great album, it was THE wedding dance song, back in the day.
I took my husband to are them in 2017, one of his all time favorite bands. He died, unexpectedly, the next year and I was so glad he got to see them perform live. They were amazing!!
What a great way for youth to connect with the older generation and their time of music. Way to go you adorable young men. The future looks brighter w/you orchestrating
This is the short version. You need to do the original version off of the Days of Future Past album. The live version cuts off almost 5 minutes of the original. The poem at the end is AMAZING!!!!
Love the Moody Blues. All of their songs.
One of my favorite Moody Blues songs is Nice to be Here.
The Moody Blues were an awesome band with depth and an other worldly aspect to their brilliance. Oh how I lovvvveee them and both of you!👏❤️
Wow , this is such a beautiful song.
Justin Heywood of The Moody Blues wrote this song when he was 19 after his girlfriend gave him some satin sheets. The Moody Blues come from my home town Birmingham - the home of Black Sabbath, the Electric Light Orchestra etc etc.
The very first hit The Moody Blues ever had was in the 1960's and it was called Go Now.
Most have had something magical in the water back in Birmingham in the 70's! Just sayin...🎛🎸🎹🥁🎙🎶👊🤷♀️
It's funny that you comment on their age. But understand that they were your age when they performed this music. Long time ago. I'm 62 and they played this at my junior high school dances. Lol
I love when people react to this song. The Moody Blues were always playing in my house as a kid, my mom had/has the biggest crush on Justin Hayward since she was a teen. I always appreciated the how classicly beautiful it was. Mom finally got her opportunity to see Justin sing it live a few years ago :)
The Moody Blues were definitely the greatest band from my teen years. I still have their albums. Glad you reacted to this one, it’s certainly one of the greats.
This song was written and composed by the lead singer, Justin Hayward, when he was just 19 years old, and the record was released way back in 1967!!
Beautiful and the Twins reaction gave me a new appreciation of a song that I am sure I have heard dozens of times. Thank you both. I am going to listen again.
Beautiful. It was decades ago, and it still is outstanding music.
You two are so entertaining! ❤❤
Much love from Canada! You guys are great, keep it up! ❤🇨🇦
Every time I hear this song it takes me back to 20 years ago listening to it full blast with a group of friends, in our late teens, while we were all staying at a country cottage next to a stream in the middle of nowhere in Wales. The night was beautiful and still and the stars and the moon were shining down on us all swaying in the garden to this. Hauntingly magical ✨
They've still got it. Love the Moody Blues. Yes, that's a flute.
How refreshing to see young people discover and appreciate the music I grew up with. You have excellent taste in music and I wish you both much success with your TH-cam channel!
I’ve always loved this song but hearing it live…. Imma drive tonight with dis on blast. Thank you for this one guys💯
You boys dont know how lucky you are, to be given a crash course in Music over the last 60 years. The best thing, the most rewarding thing for us viewers, is that you appreciate all Music.
Classic! That orchestra! Wow! Just gorgeous sound.
Hi! Will you guys PLEASE do a reaction video to “25 or 6 to 4” by Chicago. You will LOVE it!!! And check out “That Smell” by Lynyrd Skynyrd! And Amy Winehouse “Rehab” or “Back to Black”.
This is one of the greatest love songs of all time. Justin Hayward wrote this when he was 19! You must listen to the whole album, Days of Future Passed, especially in the dark with candles and incense, adult beverage and a little herb. It’s a concept album about the day in the life of one man… and read the lyrics. On the album at the very end of this song a cat ran through the studio crashing the tubular bells and they decided to leave the sound in cuz it’s like the end of an orgasm. The band was named after Duke Ellington’s jazz song Mood Indigo. I first heard the album at a house party my freshman year at Rutgers Univerity in NJ 1972 and have loved them ever since. They’ve had a glorious career. Sadly the drummer Graeme Edge died last year and the flautist in 2018. The two lead guitarists now play solo tours. 🥰🎸🎶🇬🇧🇺🇸
Te extended studio version is the way to go with this one
Their songs, "I'm Just A Singer In A Rock and Roll Band," "Your Wildest Dreams," "Tuesday Afternoon" and "Ride My See Saw" are great songs as well.
Don't forget about Question! 😊
This is such a beautiful gem! So smooth!
Amazingly beautiful orchestration! One of my all-time favorite instrumental song endings.
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I give you guys a lot of credit. Learning about music helps you to understand people... way to go guys! This was one of my 😍
Love Moody Blues....seen them live 2 times....outdoor summer concert under the night stars...incredible!!!
Nice pick! Classic!
Thanks for the memories!
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So good to see your generation listening to the great music i grew up with!!
Hi Twins! 👋🏻 The Moody Blues formed in 1964. Nights In White Satin was released in 1967 and was a HUGE hit! 💥 The group is still performing in 2022. So Ya, they look a little old. 😂 Thanks for the memories! You’re doing a great job! How about some more funny short 20 second clips? …. maybe including your cute little puppy ! 🐶 Thanks! 😁👍🏻
This is mesmerizing and There's so much more! Your journey has just begun.
I saw Justin Hayward singing live a couple of weeks ago still has a great voice.
Now i hope you go back and watch their video of this song, that they made in their 20s. Its was even beautiful back then, and they were *so young* then.
I love these gentleman's revies!
Great musicianship. The flute and orchestra give a lot of richness to the sound. The singer's voice is more limber and soulful in the studio version. Thank you.The white satin is referring to a shiny, soft fabric. It was nice to see you both relaxing to the music.
Saw them in concert they are awesome!
One of my favs from them❤
Ah, awesome memories of slow dancing to this song as a teenager! So romantic. It’s a slow song dudes!
One of the best songs of all time. Classic
I'm happy you finally saw this version. It's a classic.
Great song.
I wish I could play the violin again, my school had budget cuts by in the early 80's. The conductor lets you know which side or instrument section to play. He/she can tell you to play lower or higher. It's like directing traffic in a sense. (that's my best understanding )
LIsten to the original studio version, please! It's amazing and hauntingly beautiful, full of passion. Plus, it has a beautiful poem at the end that just really completes the song - you can't say you've heard, "Nights" if you haven't listened to that version..
I'm Just a Singer gives a great peek at what they looked like as younger performers.
And yes, they've been performing together a very long time, about 50 years at the time this was filmed. Ray Thomas (flute) and Graeme Edge (drums) have since passed, Justin Hayward (75), lead guitar & vocals, & John Lodge (76), bass, are still performing. John is on a solo tour this year.
Oh man guys gotta listen to the studio version !
excellent reaction gentlemen ❣🙂❣
Back in the day, they were young! This was a very haunting rock ballad, one of the first. The album version shows more of their talent and vision. As most 1970's and '80's rock ballads, they ended up on movies. And worse, commercials! Our favorite make out songs and "partying" songs on TV Lifetime movies or Ads, may they burn...
Best song ever! Wish they had done the spoken part at the end.
These guys were one of my fave bands growing up, when my main source of popular music was my Baby Boomer parents and classic rock stations. They were one of my first live concerts, when I was about 13, and I had the EXACT same reaction about their age - 30+ years ago!!! 🤣
Just a BEAUTIFUL song. Stands the test of time.. Obviously
I’m 68 now and I’m so old I saw them live at the Isle of Wight 1970.
SO glad my time on earth coincided with the greatest ever era of music in ALL genres,except rap.
Less said about that the better!
The whole side up to this song- on Days of Future Passed- is stunning. You MUST hear it. It goes through a day from morning til night. This is Night. Tuesday Afternoon is also amazing. I used to say this series of Moody Blues albums should have come with a little tab of acid attached. They ARE very deep and visual LIKE movies. This is the end of this side.
I was so worried the live version wouldn't be good enough but for all that it has the differences and 'imperfections' of a live performance I think this version does still do the song justice.
If you can believe it the recorded version is just a bit better but I'm glad you guys heard this song and enjoyed it!
He still sounds exactly as he did over 50 years ago ♥
Real good!
The reason they look older is because they were very popular I believe starting in the 70s. I loved this song. Many memories 😃
60's
Hello, guys! Good to see you.
O yeah this song is the BOMB 💣 BOOM 💥 🙂
This was the last song on their concept album "Days of Future Passed". Concept albums were written around a general theme and the theme for this one was "The Day". The first song is about the morning and this one about night ends the album. The song about the afternoon "Tuesday Afternoon" was another really big hit.
Great song ♥️
Moody Blues often used the London Philharmonic Orchestra for their performances and recordings. One of the few (maybe only) classic rock band to do this. Yes, more Moody Blues for sure….Nights in Whites Satin” as in satin sheets!!!
One of the all time greats.